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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 2008
Page
4
Dave Mathews as managing editor and Jay Eshbach as assistant managing editor spearhead a community outreach effort led by MAA, engaging residents and organizing events to support local initiatives and neighborhood projects.
A reader vents after the 2008 election, criticizing Barack Obama’s delivery while praising Reagan era strength. He rails against Democratic platform liberalism, government expansion, and taxes, urging policy that favors individual earning and fishing for oneself. He cites personal economic success, Petrochemical work, and defense concerns, warning against militarily weak leadership.
A memoir fragment recounts Bonaire in the 1950s with Alley Oop nostalgia and travel lore. The author notes Vincent Hamlin and Dave Graue in comic history, describes Bonaire’s small population, the one runway airport, and a combined police fire unit. He details hotel life at Hotel Zeebad, local industry, and early tourism focused on diving and bird watching.
The Baytown Sun lists contact numbers for senators and representatives, publishing staff, and submission guidelines. Letters up to 300 words and guest columns up to 500 words are welcome with writer signatures and contact details. Timely delivery and redelivery instructions are provided along with publication policies.
Natalie Whatley recounts the death of her computer's motherboard and credits Texas Computer Guru owners Aaron and Sherri Barbee with saving six years of photos. The piece notes their Baytown businesses Cartridge World and in home or business computer services, plus how to reach Whatley.
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